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Friends of Rocky Prairie

Status of SSLC Plans
(South Sound Logistics Center)

Action Alerts and Updates:

  • There will NOT be an SSLC on the Maytown site!!

  • This is good news, but not the end of the story.   What's next for the 745 acres...?

  • A sincere Thanks  to those folks who were able to attend the Port of Olympia meeting on June 9th!  You made a difference!!

  •  June 20, 2008:  Port of Tacoma agreed to let the Interlocal Agreement run out!! 
    This means that a South Sound Logistics Center will NOT be built in Thurston County!  Read more about this in the June 20th Olympian newspaper.


    You showed the Port of Olympia Commissioners that we want to preserve the rural treasure that is South Thurston County and protect the peace at Millersylvania State Park.  A rail yard with constant noisy train traffic and air pollution doesn't belong here

THANK-YOU!!!
 

  • What will happen to the 745 acres owned by the Port of Tacoma, now that the SSLC is off the table?    The Port of Tacoma intends to sell this property, but to whom and for what purpose??  Friends of Rocky Prairie members have made significant efforts to partner with state and federal agencies and conservation organizations to preserve this unique area and its inhabitants.

Among the groups we're working with:

  • WA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife

  • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

  • The Nature Conservancy

  • Capitol Land Trust 

More to come....   Thanks to everyone for all your encouragement and offers of help. It's difficult to give people specific tasks at this point, but we certainly appreciate the offers. We may need some help with phone trees, research, who knows what else..... and believe us, we'll ask.
 

 

Friends of Rocky Prairie PO Box

Friends of Rocky Prairie
PO Box 140, Tenino, WA  98589

Contact us by email:  forprairie@hotmail.com

or phone: 360-866-7596

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